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Attending the Takoma Park Folk Festival Is Good for Your Health

Mar 31, 2018
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You love live music, right? Well, it turns out that it's not just fun, engaging, and transporting. A new study by O2 and Patrick Fagan, expert in behavioral science and Associate Lecturer at Goldsmith’s University, reveals that attending live music performances - specifically live, not just listening alone at home - confers substantial health benefits on attendees:

  • Longer lifespan

  • Increased sense of wellbeing - more effective than yoga and dog walking!

Most importantly, mark your calendar for September 16, 2018 and come to the Takoma Park Folk Festival - it's good for you! (And tell others you care about and want to be healthy to come too!)

 
 
 

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    The 2026 Takoma Park Folk Festival thanks the following organizations for their generous support:

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    The 2026 Takoma Park Folk Festival thanks the following individuals for their generous donations:

    Seeds ($150+) 

    Wayne Unchained

    Liz Blackburn and Gary Steinberg

    El Golfo
    Branches ($300+)

    Your name here

    Roots ($450+)

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    info@tpff.org

    7304 Carroll Ave. #192

    Takoma Park, MD 20912

    (641) 715-3900 ext.876599 (voicemail)

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    Takoma Park Folk Festival, Inc. is supported in part by funding from the Montgomery County Government and the Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County.

    © 2026 by Takoma Park Folk Festival, Inc., a Maryland nonprofit organization with 501(c)(3) status

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